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Session 13 Primary metabolism

✍ Scribed by T. J. Daniell; R. Edwards; W. R. Deppert; E. Wagner; M. Desimone; A. Henke; A. Diaz; H. Maza; B. Gonzalez-moro; M. Lacuesta; C. Gonzalez-murua; A. Muñoz-rueda; P. Du Jardin; R. Viola; F. Wyzen; J. Rojas-Beltran; A. J. Gordon; E. P. Harrison; F. R. Minchin; I. Hagima; N. N. Saulescu; M. Hardegger; V. Šebková; C. Unger; K. Lorenz; S. Lienhard; A. Sturm; E. O. Leidi; D. N. Rodriguez; A. Moing; A. J. Escobar-Gutierrez; J. P. Gaudillere; S. Pereira; C. Fernandes; D. Pinto; O. Figueira; S. Paiva; R. Salema; G. N. Rudenskaya; E. A. Bogdanova; L. P. Revina; B. N. Golovkin; V. M. Stepanov; J. Vicente-carbajosa; L. Oñate; B. Lama; E. Gonzalez; P. Carbonero; Z. Voráčková; H. Lipavská; R. M. Wallsgrove; O. V. Yakovleva; O. P. Bykova; D. Scainelli; R. Iona’; E. Nielsen; G. Forlani; S. Seele; P. Ziegler; E. Beck; O. Valentová; Z. Novotná; J. Káš; J. Daussant; C. Thévenot; L. H. W. Van Der Plas; J. Krook; C. Dukema; J. J. Zwiazek; C. Latt

Book ID
105660900
Publisher
Springer Netherlands
Year
1994
Tongue
English
Weight
550 KB
Volume
36
Category
Article
ISSN
0006-3134

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